Hammamet enjoys a Mediterranean climate, which means it has mild winters and hot, dry summers.

• Spring (March to May) and Autumn (September to November) are ideal, with warm but not overly hot temperatures, perfect for exploring and enjoying the beaches.
• Summer (June to August) is the peak season, with hot weather (around 30°C/86°F) and bustling beaches and resorts. It's great for beach lovers, though it can be crowded.
• Winter (December to February) sees cooler temperatures (around 10-18°C/50-64°F) and fewer tourists, making it a more relaxed time to visit.

The nearest airport to Hammamet is Enfidha-Hammamet International Airport (NBE), located about 40 km from the town center. It's well connected with direct flights from major European cities (France, Germany, UK, etc.).

Tunis-Carthage International Airport (TUN) is about 1 hour and 30 minutes away by car and also serves international flights.

Once in Hammamet, taxis and local buses are available to get around, or you can arrange for private transfers from the airport to your accommodation.

• Medina of Hammamet: The old town, known for its winding streets, whitewashed houses, and vibrant souks (markets). It's a great place to explore history, shop for local handicrafts, and enjoy traditional Tunisian cuisine.
• Hammamet Beach: The town's main beach, with golden sand and clear blue water. It's perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports.
• Yasmine Hammamet: A modern resort area with upscale hotels, shops, restaurants, and a marina, offering a more luxurious side of Hammamet.
• Fort of Hammamet (Kasbah): Located on a hilltop with beautiful views of the town and the Mediterranean Sea. It’s a great spot for history lovers and photographers.
• Carthage Land: A theme park with attractions for families, including rides, pools, and a mini-zoo.
• The Sirens Beach: A quieter beach area that offers a more peaceful experience for those looking to relax by the sea.
• Nabeul: A nearby town famous for its pottery and traditional handicrafts. It’s a short drive from Hammamet and offers a glimpse into Tunisian craftsmanship.

• Hammamet Beach: The main beach in the town center, great for a day of swimming, sunbathing, and people-watching.
• Yasmine Hammamet Beach: A large, well-maintained beach in the resort area of Yasmine Hammamet, with loungers, umbrellas, and water sports facilities.
• Sidi Mahres Beach: A quieter and more peaceful beach, located a little further from the town, ideal for those looking to escape the crowds.
• Bel Azur Beach: A sandy beach with calm waters, great for families and couples looking for a relaxed atmosphere.

Yes, Hammamet is very family-friendly. The town offers a variety of activities for all ages:

• Carthage Land: A family-oriented theme park with rides, a mini-zoo, and water activities.
• Beaches: Many of Hammamet’s beaches have shallow waters and are perfect for young children.
• Themed restaurants and resorts: There are plenty of hotels with kids’ clubs, family-friendly entertainment, and activities.
• Cultural experiences: Visiting the Medina of Hammamet, taking a stroll through the local markets, or going on a camel ride offers educational and fun experiences for children.